Sentence examples for curb exchange from inspiring English sources
Curb Exchange, to American Stock Eschange.
He became counsel for the Curb Exchange a few months before going to Peru.
Just as viewers once did after every "Seinfeld" episode, fans of "Curb" exchange jokes and plotlines from the night before.
The old American Stock Exchange building, formally known as the New York Curb Exchange, has long been of interest to the commission, which has been trying to give it landmark status for several years, officials said.
By 1908 it was known as the New York Curb Agency, and it was called the New York Curb Exchange from 1929 to 1953, at which time it changed its name to the American Stock Exchange (Amex).
When he was not socializing in his brother's bar, Mr. Kriendler was attending City College and St . Lawrence University where he got a law degree in 1929, and making money as a broker on the New York Curb Exchange (now the American Stock Exchange).
The Stock and Curb Exchanges are now reporting their daily sales figures in round numbers, to frustrate the policy racketeers, who sometimes used the last three digits of the daily totals for payoff numbers.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, April 7 , 1945P. 15 The Stock and Curb Exchanges are now reporting their daily sales figures in round numbers, to frustrate the policy racketeers, who sometimes used the last three digits of the daily totals for payoff numbers.
Evidence from countries like Chile and Colombia, it said, suggests that controls have been more effective at curbing exchange-rate pressures and the risk associated with capital inflows than in reducing the net influx of money.
The flashpoint came when Strauss seemed not to curb an exchange between Anderson and Brad Haddin, as much as join in to protect a fast bowler whose insecurities have been well chronicled but whose bowling craft, at 28, is blossoming by the day.
A mechanism to curb stock exchange volatility – a so-called "circuit breaker" – was introduced this month and then scrapped within days after it appeared to merely exacerbate the mayhem on markets.
